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Helping people avoid homelessness in the Central and North Okanagan is a prime focus of Turning Points Collaborative Society but it can’t always prevent people from having to go to emergency shelters or camp out so

February saw a 50% increase in housing sales in Kamloops, the Okanagan and beyond.And, while prices are down significantly over the peak market of a year ago, some categories are up in the Okanagan regions, according to

The New Life Church on Highway 97 near Orchard Park mall in Kelowna is in the process of being sold.The deal is expected to close around March 20 but tenants were informed of the sale yesterday, March 6, and a news relea

There are a lot of gloomy real estate stories around these days about high interest rates, high inflation and low sales driven by buyers unsure of what’s coming next.Statistics on February housing sales in Kamloops

Back in 2021, the owners of the Vibrant Vine in East Kelowna put the property up for sale for $6.5 million.At that time, the listing included only the 11.3 acres of land and not the winery business itself.The listing has

While housing prices skyrocketed in Kamloops and the Okanagan last year, a new national survey shows the region’s major cities are quite affordable when it comes to the cost of getting into a home for the first tim

What was proposed in 2021 to be Rutland’s first eight-storey highrise building is heading back to Kelowna city council as a six-storey commercial/residential building, which means it's technically no longer a h

More than one-quarter of Kelowna residents are driving motorized vehicles more than they were three years ago.That fact comes from a new city survey that also found that 65% of respondents agreed that reducing dependence

As the world emerges from the COVID pandemic and lives through months of high inflation and high interest rates, Kelowna's retail and industrial land is rapidly filling up as the city continues to grow dramatically.B

Given the huge demand for new housing in Kelowna, developers are moving in to buy up older properties and redevelop them in the hopes of making huge profits. But residents of units in the Central Mobile Home Park want th